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Articles 601 - 630 of 727
Full-Text Articles in Health Law and Policy
Religious Exemption To Childhood Immunization Statutes: Reaching For A More Optimal Balance Between Religious Freedom And Public Health, Timothy J. Aspinwall
Religious Exemption To Childhood Immunization Statutes: Reaching For A More Optimal Balance Between Religious Freedom And Public Health, Timothy J. Aspinwall
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Rights Of The Terminally Ill Patient, John Hodgson
Rights Of The Terminally Ill Patient, John Hodgson
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
An examination of the rights in the United Kingdom of terminally ill patients, both competent and incompetent, shows the struggle courts face.
Table Of Contents, Annals Of Health Law
Table Of Contents, Annals Of Health Law
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
No abstract provided.
Foreword, John D. Blum
The Marshfield Clinic Case: The Sound Of A Broken Record, Kevin Mcdonald
The Marshfield Clinic Case: The Sound Of A Broken Record, Kevin Mcdonald
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Defense counsel for Marshfield Clinic explains why he believes the trial court record was inadequate to support the plaintiffs' claims and offers an insider's perspective on Judge Posner's opinion.
Investigational Treatments: Coverage, Controversy, And Consensus, Mary Ader
Investigational Treatments: Coverage, Controversy, And Consensus, Mary Ader
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Medical and legal controversies surrounding payment for investigative treatments abound. The debate should be moved from the legal to the medical arena, and health plans should support the quest for scientific evidence by contributing to well-conceived clinical trials in appropriate circumstances.
The Embryonic Self-Evaluative Privilege: A Primer For Health Care Lawyers, Thomas F. O'Neil Iii, Adam H. Charnes
The Embryonic Self-Evaluative Privilege: A Primer For Health Care Lawyers, Thomas F. O'Neil Iii, Adam H. Charnes
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
In an era in which health care fraud is a top law enforcement priority, internal audits by health care entities are increasingly important. While the self-evaluative privilege, intended to encourage voluntary, confidential self-analysis, offers some protection of such sommunications, its scope is restricted.
Beyond Baby M: International Perspectives On Gestational Surrogacy And The Demise Of The Unitary Biological Mother, Todd M. Krim
Beyond Baby M: International Perspectives On Gestational Surrogacy And The Demise Of The Unitary Biological Mother, Todd M. Krim
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Gestational surrogacy raises a host of legal and ethical issues. A review of state, federal, and international response, both legislative and judicial, to these issues reveals that the United States would benefit from comprehensive federal legislation regulating the reproductive technology field.
The Captive Medical Malpractice Insurance Company Alternative, James A. Christopherson
The Captive Medical Malpractice Insurance Company Alternative, James A. Christopherson
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Health care providers, driven by skyrocketing premiums, are seeking alternatives to conventional medical malpractice insurance. Captive malpractice insurance companies are an increasingly popular choice, but providers should consider tax, regulatory, and other consequences before adopting this option.
Legal And Political Issues Facing Telemedicine, Kathleen M. Vyborny
Legal And Political Issues Facing Telemedicine, Kathleen M. Vyborny
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
The emergence of telemedicine-medical diagnosis and treatment via telecommunications-offers the promise of reduced cost, improved patient outcomes, and greater access to quality medical care. But a variety of legal barriers to telemedicine must be addressed to assure its effective use.
Causation Issues In Medical Malpractice: A United Kingdom Perspective, Marc S. Stauch
Causation Issues In Medical Malpractice: A United Kingdom Perspective, Marc S. Stauch
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
In the United Kingdom, the most difficult aspect of proving a medical malpractice claim may be establishing causation-the link between the medical professional's breach of duty and the patient's damages. Because the traditional "but for" test unfairly burdens the plaintiff, a rule such as the "loss of chance" doctrine would be more equitable.
Equicare: A Model For Quality Health Care And Consumer Choice In State Health System Reform, Lois Snyder
Equicare: A Model For Quality Health Care And Consumer Choice In State Health System Reform, Lois Snyder
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Equicare is a proposed market-based, proconsumer approach to state health care reform. While it was developed for a gubernatorial primary race in Pennsylvania, it addresses problems that arise in every state, including incomplete access, inadequacies in public programs, and inefficiencies in care.
National Repositories Of Information: A Comparison Of The National Practitioner Data Bank In The United States And The National Confidential Enquiry Into Perioperative Deaths In The United Kingdom, Gail Daubert
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Both the United States and the United Kingdom have created national data banks intended to improve the quality of medical care by identifying and reducing medical errors. A comparison of the United States' National Practitioner Data Bank to the United Kingdom's National Confidential Enquiry into Perioperative Deaths sheds insight on how well these goals are being met.
Assessing Hospital Cooperation Laws, James F. Blumstein
Assessing Hospital Cooperation Laws, James F. Blumstein
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Secrecy And Genetics In Adoption Law And Practice, Demosthenes A. Lorandos
Secrecy And Genetics In Adoption Law And Practice, Demosthenes A. Lorandos
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Assisted Reproductive Technology - Legal Issues In Procreation, Roger J. Chin M.D.
Assisted Reproductive Technology - Legal Issues In Procreation, Roger J. Chin M.D.
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Peculiar Place Of Adolescents In The Hiv-Aids Epidemic: Unusual Progress & Usual Inadequacies In "Adolescent Jurisprudence", Roger J.R. Levesque
The Peculiar Place Of Adolescents In The Hiv-Aids Epidemic: Unusual Progress & Usual Inadequacies In "Adolescent Jurisprudence", Roger J.R. Levesque
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Physician Recruitment After Hermann Hospital, Robert C. Louthian Iii, Elizabeth M. Mills
Physician Recruitment After Hermann Hospital, Robert C. Louthian Iii, Elizabeth M. Mills
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
The state of physician recruitment changed after the Internal Revenue Service required Hermann Hospital to publish its closing agreement with the IRS. The closing agreement released the long-awaited IRS "Hospital Physician Recruitment Guidelines." The IRS' recently proposed revenue ruling provides additional insight on acceptable physician recruitment practices as well.
The Government's Best Offense Is Deference: The Decision Of The Supreme Court In Shalala V. Guernsey Memorial Hospital, Robert L. Roth
The Government's Best Offense Is Deference: The Decision Of The Supreme Court In Shalala V. Guernsey Memorial Hospital, Robert L. Roth
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
The United States Supreme Court agreed with the Secretary of Health and Human Services that Guernsey Memorial Hospital's advance refunding transaction costs would be subject to a medicare reimbursement policy that is not based upon generally accepted accounting principles. According to the sharp dissent in this case, this policy, set forth in a manual provision, contradicts federal regulations.
Table Of Contents, Annals Of Health Law
Table Of Contents, Annals Of Health Law
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
No abstract provided.
Foreword, Annals Of Health Law
Foreword, Annals Of Health Law
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
No abstract provided.
The False Claims Act: An Old Weapon With New Firepower Is Aimed At Health Care Fraud, David J. Ryan
The False Claims Act: An Old Weapon With New Firepower Is Aimed At Health Care Fraud, David J. Ryan
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
The ancestors of the wild west bounty hunters have found a new group of targets in the health profession. Armed with a qui tam action and the tenacity to work with the government, purveyors of false claims information can reap hefty financial rewards.
Preferred Provider Organization Structures And Agreements, James C. Dechene
Preferred Provider Organization Structures And Agreements, James C. Dechene
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Preferred provider organizations can be created with both positive and negative consequences. Certain structures meet certain needs, and many contract terms can benefit the parties or create pitfalls.
Nursing, Employment, And Resource Allocation In A Reorganized National Health Service, Stephen L. Heasell
Nursing, Employment, And Resource Allocation In A Reorganized National Health Service, Stephen L. Heasell
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Economic issues abound in the National Health Service, and it would appear that nurse practitioners promote economic efficiency. However, the NHS does not operate in a purely rational economic manner. The use of nurse practitioners may need an economic justification in the NHS environment.
Potential Antocompetitive Effects Of Most Favored Nation Contract Clauses In Managed Care And Health Insurance Contracts, Anthony J. Dennis
Potential Antocompetitive Effects Of Most Favored Nation Contract Clauses In Managed Care And Health Insurance Contracts, Anthony J. Dennis
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Most favored nation contract clauses used in health care contracts have been repeatedly challenged under both federal and state antitrust laws. While none of these challenges to date has succeeded, the legal status of these clauses is clearly still evolving.
Nursing Legal Issues In Australia: The Nurse Practitioner, Suzie Linden-Laufer
Nursing Legal Issues In Australia: The Nurse Practitioner, Suzie Linden-Laufer
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
The concept of a nurse practitioner in Australia may not be new, but it certainly is not embraced by all members of the medical profession. Changes must be made to accommodate this profession.
The Case Of Baby K: Exploring The Concept Of Medical Futility, Mark A. Bonanno
The Case Of Baby K: Exploring The Concept Of Medical Futility, Mark A. Bonanno
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
Medical futility is a term with no particular definition or parameters. The case of Baby K pitted the family of an anencephalic child against the medical institution over the meaning of medical futility.
Aftermath Of Hmo Insolvency: Considerations For Providers, The, Jay M. Howard
Aftermath Of Hmo Insolvency: Considerations For Providers, The, Jay M. Howard
Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences
The insolvency of a health maintenance organization can spell disaster for its providers and members. How an HMO is reorganized or liquidated may depend on state law, federal bankruptcy law, or a combination of both.
A Consumer Perspective On The Pros And Cons Of Antitrust Enforcement In Health Care: An Introduction, John D. Blum
A Consumer Perspective On The Pros And Cons Of Antitrust Enforcement In Health Care: An Introduction, John D. Blum
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Are The Antitrust Agencies Overregulating Physician Networks?, Clark C. Havighurst
Are The Antitrust Agencies Overregulating Physician Networks?, Clark C. Havighurst
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.